Play and Learn English
First we get you speaking, then we make you better. A story RPG where the microphone is the controller: full A1, A2, B1 and B2 courses with 163 chapters, 20+ role-play rooms, an arcade of word games, every meaning in your own language. Fully offline, one-time purchase.
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YOU GET HOME BY SPEAKING
A ship carried you north for days, left you on the shore of a world of ice, and sailed away. Home is far to the south. Here money will not warm you and fire is not enough — your only heat is words. Speak and you grow warmer and closer to home. Stay silent and the cold takes you.
FIRST WE GET YOU SPEAKING, THEN WE MAKE YOU BETTER
You do not need a hundred thousand words. About 850 everyday words cover almost everything you say in a day. Play and Learn: English has you saying them out loud on the first evening, and builds from there.
FOUR COMPLETE COURSES: A1, A2, B1 AND B2
Four full courses run through the world, each on its own island course map. You walk from chalkboard to chalkboard: every board teaches eleven sentences, shows what they mean in your language, says them aloud, then asks you to use them. Each chapter ends at a rest island with a cooking fire, where an optional test mixes everything you just learned — meaning, listening, spelling, gap-filling, and "what would you say here?".
A1 has 37 chapters; A2, B1 and B2 have 42 each: 163 chapters, 489 lessons and 163 checkpoints, from introducing yourself to sitting a job interview, renting a flat, taking something back to a shop and missing a connecting flight — and on to upper-intermediate English.
YOUR MICROPHONE IS THE CONTROLLER
Not the keyboard — your voice. Speech recognition runs on your own machine and listens to what you actually say. Words you get right turn green, and before long you will be playing just to watch the screen go green.
EVERY SENTENCE IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE
You are never left guessing. Under every sentence you are asked to say, the meaning appears in your language — about 10,000 sentences translated into 32 languages. Words, example sentences and lesson notes are translated too, so a complete beginner can start without needing English to read the instructions.
ROLE-PLAY ROOMS — TALKING IS THE GAMEPLAY
Step into a real scene and the room gives you tasks. Order at the cafe, buy fruit at the market, describe your symptoms at the doctor's, open an account at the bank, get through customs, sit a job interview, buy a phone, book a holiday, view a flat. Say each task in English and it turns green in your journal; finish the room and take your reward at the door.
More than 20 role-play rooms at A1 and A2 level, plus the Phone Tower and Restaurant Street, with new rooms added over time.
GRAMMAR PATTERN ROOMS
"I want to...", "I need to...", "I am going to...", "There is...", "Let's..." — step into a room, hear the pattern, then say your own version out loud. You build real sentences, not isolated words.
SCHOOL, CLASSES AND QUIZ BATTLES
The school opens onto nine vocabulary classes. Each teaches a themed set of words and then puts you in a quiz battle against the teacher: a right answer earns gold, a wrong one costs health. A joker reveals the English word when you are stuck.
ESCAPE ROOMS
A chain of locked rooms that only language opens. Find the code, hunt down the missing objects, answer the riddles, say the sentence out loud, pick out the line you just heard, win the quiz battle. Every door asks for a different skill.
PRACTICE CONVERSATIONS
Scripted scenes — customs, hotel, pharmacy, bar, restaurant, directions, greetings, an interview — where you play one side of the conversation and the game plays the other.
FREE TALK — JUST SPEAK
No quiz, no right answer. Say anything in English and the game writes down what it understood, line by line on your notepad. The most honest mirror of your speaking, and it never leaves your computer.
THE CARD SYSTEM
Walk up to any object and its word, icon, meaning, example sentence and pronunciation appear. Say you know it and it goes into your notebook. From then on you see that word in green wherever it turns up, so your progress is visible and countable.
GAME SALOON — AN ARCADE OF WORD GAMES
Drop a gold coin into one of 16 arcade machines and play a quick round: Word Guess, Sentence Order, Numbers, Missing Letter, Listen & Pick, Listen & Type and more. Pull the lever to choose your level — A1, A2, B1 or B2.

PODCAST MAKER
A radio that reads sentences to you while you step away from the screen. Choose a level from A1 to B2 and a topic, set the speed, repeats and pauses, and just listen — every sentence comes with its meaning in your language.
WORD BOOKS
Find the A2, B1, B2 and 5000-word books in the game, each with meanings and audio.
EVERY LINE IS SPOKEN
More than 35,000 lines of audio are recorded into the game with natural voices — four speakers, young and old, male and female. Nothing is streamed and nothing is generated while you wait.
FEATURES
• Full A1, A2, B1 and B2 courses: 163 chapters, 489 lessons, 163 checkpoints
• More than 20 role-play rooms, plus the Phone Tower and Restaurant Street
• Sentence meanings in 32 languages, interface in 33
• 35,000+ pre-recorded voice lines, four voices
• Nine vocabulary classes with quiz battles
• Game Saloon with 16 arcade machines, and Podcast Maker, from A1 to B2
• A2, B1, B2 and 5000-word books with meanings and audio
• Escape rooms, practice conversations, grammar pattern rooms and Free Talk
• Speech recognition that runs offline — nothing leaves your computer
• Fully offline: no account, no data collection, no internet needed
• 20 Steam achievements for crafting
• One-time purchase, no subscription
CONSTANTLY GROWING
Since launch in June 2026 the game has received 13 updates in three and a half months — about one every one to two weeks. New chapters, rooms and arcade machines keep arriving, and the topics are shaped by what players ask for.
WHO IT IS FOR
• Anyone who has never said a full sentence in English out loud.
• Anyone who has started and quit, year after year.
• Anyone who says "I understand it, I just cannot speak it."
• Anyone who wants real speaking practice instead of another flashcard app.
• Beginners at A1 — with complete A2, B1 and B2 courses waiting after it.